Table 3.

Adjusted Geometric Mean STD, DTB, and Door‐to‐PCI Times According to Sex

	Number	Geometric Mean, Unadjusted	95% CI	P Value	Geometric Mean, Adjusted	95% CI	P Value
STD time
STEMI, min
Male	4588	179.4	174.1 to 184.9	<0.001	169.2	160.8 to 178.2	<0.001
Female	1161	217.8	205.2 to 230.6		198.0	184.2 to 213.0
NSTEMI, h
Male	3524	7.71	7.37 to 8.07	0.63	7.76	7.29 to 8.25	0.94
Female	1104	7.89	7.28 to 8.55		7.79	7.11 to 8.54
DTB time, min
STEMI
Male	3146	72.8	70.87 to 74.72	<0.001	81.1	64.89 to 70.57	<0.001
Female	752	81.2	76.31 to 86.39		88.4	70.54 to 80.50
Door‐to‐PCI time, h
NSTEMI
Male	5316	20.40	19.66 to 21.17	0.06	19.75	18.60 to 20.97	0.34
Female	1704	21.97	20.55 to 23.48		20.65	18.90 to 22.58
Symptom to balloon time, min
STEMI
Male	3136	210.3	205.7 to 215.0	<0.001	239.7	230.3 to 248.2	<0.001
Female	747	242.7	231.3 to 254.7		269.7	253.4 to 283.8

Adjusted for age, diabetes mellitus, previous coronary artery bypass grafting and/or percutaneous coronary intervention, peripheral vascular and/or cerebrovascular disease, time of symptom onset (categorized as above), cardiogenic shock on arrival and out‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest. Values are exponentiated regression coefficients. Adjusted values are for population mean age (63 years). Symptom‐to‐balloon time analysis was undertaken in those patients who had both STD and DTB time available. DTB time indicates door‐to‐balloon time; NSTEMI, non–ST‐segment–elevation myocardial infarction; PCI, percutaneous intervention; STD time, symptom‐to‐door time; STEMI, ST‐segment–elevation myocardial infarction.